DX Antenna DSZ 100, 120
Blue
= Buttons on Remote or Receiver 1. Go to the
satellite you want to reprogram. If
you are not getting a
picture, use RIGHT/LEFT ARROWS until you find a
picture and identify what satellite you are actually on.
If it is not the one you are looking for, use RIGHT/LEFT
ARROWS until you find the correct satellite.
If you are getting a
picture, identify what satellite you are actually receiving, then use RIGHT/LEFT
ARROWS until you find the correct satellite.. **If
you cannot find the correct satellite using this method, then see Programming
a New Satellite. ** 2. Press MENU.
You will see “Mode Menu”. The
pointer should be at “User Mode”. If it is not, use UP/DOWN
ARROWS until the pointer is at “User Mode”.
Then press ENTER. 3. You will then
see the “User Mode” menu on the screen.
Tap DOWN ARROW until the pointer is at
line number 5 for Video/Dish Fine Tune. Then
press ENTER. 4. The
“Video/Dish Fine Tune” menu will now appear on the screen.
The pointer will be at “Video Fine Tune”.
Tap DOWN ARROW until the pointer is at
“Dish Fine Tune”. Then press ENTER.
“INPUT PASSWORD” will appear on the screen. Using the number buttons
on the remote press 6-7-8-9.
DO
NOT PRESS ENTER. Make
sure the picture is at the clearest point by using RIGHT/LEFT
ARROWS, then press ENTER.
The polarity will now tune automatically.
When it is finished “DISH POSITION UPDATED” will appear on the
screen. **If you lose the
picture after the polarity tunes automatically you will need to tune the Polarity
Manually. HOW
TO ADJUST POLARITY MANUALLY 1. Press MENU.
You will see “Mode Menu”. The pointer should be at “User Mode”.
2. Tap DOWN
ARROW until the pointer is at “Program Mode”.
Then press ENTER. “INPUT PASSWORD”
will appear on the screen. 3. Using the keypad
on the remote, press A-B-C-E.
You should see the “Program Mode” menu on the screen. 4. Use DOWN
ARROW until the pointer is at line number 3 for “Channel Update”.
Then press ENTER.
You will see the “Channel Update” menu on the screen. 5. Move the pointer
down to “Polarity Move” by tapping DOWN ARROW.
Then use RIGHT/LEFT ARROWS until the
best picture is obtained. Then press ENTER to
store polarity settings. HOW TO PROGRAM A NEW SATELLITE: 1. Go to a
satellite next to or near the one you want to program.
It is much easier if you start on a satellite that is the same polarity
format. 2. a.
If you start on a satellite with the same
polarity format, tap the RIGHT/LEFT ARROWS on
the remote until you find the correct satellite.
Then go to Step 3. b.
If you start on a satellite with the opposite
polarity format, tap RIGHT/LEFT ARROWS until
you lose the picture. Then press MENU.
You will see “Mode Menu”. The pointer should be at “User Mode”.
Tap DOWN ARROW until the pointer is at
“Program Mode”. Then press ENTER.
“INPUT PASSWORD” will appear on the screen.
Using the keypad on the remote, press A-B-C-E.
You should see the “Program Mode” menu on the screen.
Use DOWN ARROW until the pointer is at
line number 3 for “Channel Update”. Then press ENTER.
You will see the “Channel Update” menu on the screen.
Move the pointer down to “Polarity Move” by tapping DOWN
ARROW. Then use RIGHT/LEFT
ARROWS until the best picture is obtained. Then press ENTER
to store polarity settings.
3.
Press MENU.
You will see “Mode Menu”. The pointer should be at “User Mode”.
Tap DOWN ARROW until the pointer is at
“Program Mode”. Then press ENTER.
“INPUT PASSWORD” will appear on the screen.
Press A-B-C-E.
You should see the “Program Mode” menu on the screen.
Use DOWN ARROW until the pointer is at
line number 2 for “Satellite Update”, then press ENTER.
See Figure 1
below. Figure
1 2. Satellite Update Add
New Satellite 4. The pointer
should be at “Add New Satellite”. If
not use UP/DOWN ARROWS until the pointer is at
“Add New Satellite”. Using the
keypad on the remote, press the correct satellite name.
5. Tap DOWN
ARROW until the pointer is at “Format”.
Use RIGHT/LEFT ARROWS until the correct
format is shown. Use “Four GHZ
2” for Galaxy type satellites and use “Four GHZ 1” for Spacenet or Telstar
type satellites. 6. Tap DOWN
ARROW until the pointer is at “Sat Type”.
Then use RIGHT/LEFT ARROWS until the
correct type is shown. Use
“Galaxy” for Galaxy type satellites (ex: G1, G5, M2, GE1) and use “Spacenet”,
“Telstar”, and “Satcom” for Spacenet, Telestar, and Satcom type
satellites (ex: C1/F1, G9, S4, GE2, GE3). 7. Now press UP
ARROW until the pointer is back to “Add New Satellite” and then press
ENTER. You
should see a line that says “Go to this line and press enter”.
Use UP/DOWN
ARROWS until the pointer is at that line and then press ENTER. 8. You should now
see:
2. Satellite Update
(Add New Satellite)
Satellite: (The new name
will appear here) |
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